The data includes entries that interest me from various Irish newspapers from 1720 to 1865 sorted by family name.
| Timespan held at NLA | ||
| Freeman's Journal | FJ | Sep 1763–1924 |
| Dublin Weekly Journal | DWJ | Apr 1725–11 Apr 1752 |
| Hoey's Dublin Mercury | HDM | Sep 1769–Aug 1771 |
| Pue's Occurrences | Pue'sO | 1717–1755 |
| Limerick General Advertiser or Gazette | LGA | 17 Sep 1804–10 Nov 1820 |
| Limerick Chronicle | LC | 1768 – 30 Dec 1835 imperfect |
| Limerick Evening Post and Clare Sentinel | LEP-CS | 1 Jan 1828–17 Dec 1833; 2 Jan –14 Apr 1835 |
| Limerick Herald | LH | 18 Apr 1831–31 Jan 1833 |
| Limerick Times | LT | 30 Jun 1834–13 Feb 1837 |
| The Limerick reporter and Tipperary vindicator | LRTV | 1839–1895 imperfect |
| Belfast Newsletter | BNL | 1738–1800 imperfect |
| Limerick Standard | LS | 10 Mar 1837–30 Dec 1841 |
All these newspapers are available on microfilm at the National Library of Australia which has an online catalogue.
| Papers held elsewhere include | ||
| Cork Gazette and General Advertizer | CG&GA | Library of Congress (USA) |
| Faulkner's Dublin Journal | FDJ | Library of Congress (USA) |
| Limerick Herald and Munster Advertiser | LHMA | National Library of Ireland |
| Berrow's Wocester Journal | BWJ | University of Melbourne |
Main families covered include CROKER, COOTE, DREW, SWAN and others with some relationship with them.
TYPE has the following values NPB = birth, NPM = marriage, NPD = death, NPA = advertisement, NPN = notice, NPS = news story
| Paper | Year | M | Day | Type | Family name | Forename | Title | ENTRY | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pue'sO | 1741 | 9 | 29 | NPA | PUNCE | Richard | Esq | Henry LEADER gent sole executor of Henry LEADER the elder and Edward HERBERT esq, the said Henry LEADER, the younger, John PURCELL, the Rev Stanly CRAVEN, and Margaret his wife, execurors of john LEADER deceased; plaintiffs — Richard PUNCE and William PUNCE; Defendants ...sell ... North West part or three Gneaves of Killnegurteeny for 61 years commencing 1st day of may 1711 ... | ||
| Pue'sO | 1741 | 9 | 29 | NPA | PUNCE | William | Esq | Henry LEADER gent sole executor of Henry LEADER the elder and Edward HERBERT esq, the said Henry LEADER, the younger, John PURCELL, the Rev Stanly CRAVEN, and Margaret his wife, execurors of john LEADER deceased; plaintiffs — Richard PUNCE and William PUNCE; Defendants ...sell ... North West part or three Gneaves of Killnegurteeny for 61 years commencing 1st day of may 1711 ... | ||
| FJ | 1848 | 1 | 20 | NPM | PUNCH | Eliza | On the 15th inst, at Rahan, James LANGFORD Esq of Ballyellis Cottage, co Cork, to Eliza daughter of Thomas PUNCH Esq of Lavelly House in the same co | |||
| FJ | 1848 | 1 | 20 | NPM | PUNCH | Thomas | Esq | On the 15th inst, at Rahan, James LANGFORD Esq of Ballyellis Cottage, co Cork, to Eliza daughter of Thomas PUNCH Esq of Lavelly House in the same co | ||
| LC | 1803 | 12 | 10 | NPM | PURCEL | John | Esq | On Saturday last at Churchtown co Cork, Villiers PEACOCKE of Doonen in this co Esq to Miss Ellen PURCELL daughter to John PURCELL of High Fort co Cork Esq | ||
| LGA | 1818 | 6 | 30 | NPS | PURCELL | Eliza | Committals — By John CROKER Esq Eliza PURCELL charged with stealing sheets & shifts | |||
| LC | 1803 | 12 | 10 | NPM | PURCELL | Ellen | Miss | On Saturday last at Churchtown co Cork, Villiers PEACOCKE of Doonen in this co Esq to Miss Ellen PURCELL daughter to John PURCELL of High Fort co Cork Esq | ||
| Pue'sO | 1741 | 9 | 29 | NPA | PURCELL | John | Esq | Henry LEADER gent sole executor of Henry LEADER the elder and Edward HERBERT esq, the said Henry LEADER, the younger, John PURCELL, the Rev Stanly CRAVEN, and Margaret his wife, execurors of john LEADER deceased; plaintiffs — Richard PUNCE and William PUNCE; Defendants ...sell ... North West part or three Gneaves of Killnegurteeny for 61 years commencing 1st day of may 1711 ... | ||
| LGA | 1811 | 8 | 27 | NPM | PURCELL | John | Esq | At Toomgrary on Sunday last John PURCELL of Cahir, County Clare Esq to Miss REDDAN daughter of Dennis REDDAN Esq | ||
| FJ | 1857 | 2 | 27 | NPS | PURCELL | Peter | Mr | Belfast Newspaper Editors | ||
| FJ | 1809 | 2 | 15 | NPS | PURCELL | T | Mr | Last week, John DOWNES and Alexander KING Esqrs Surveyors of Excise accompanied by Mr W REDDAN Pro Surveyor, Mr T PURCELL probationary Guager and a detachment of the 7th Dragoons proceeded from Ennis to the parish of Kilnoe, Maynoe and Island where they remained from the 1st to the 5th inst during which time they detected eleven private distilleries and five private malt houses all at full work, several stills were seized with considerable quantity of malt ... | ||
| LGA | 1809 | 2 | 10 | NPS | PURCELL | Thomas | Mr | Private Distilleries | ||
| LJ | 1791 | 5 | 23 | NPS | PURCELL | Mr | Ennis, May 19, last week, John DOWNES, Esq; Inspector of Excise, assisted by Mr. A. KING, and two detachments of the 69th Regt. from Clare Castle, destroyed the following private distilleries:—three at Tulla, where they seized one worm—one at the Cross-roads near Tulla, and seized a still, head, and worm—and one near Jasper's pound, where they seized the worm, and spilled a large quantities of potale and finings; after which the seizures were brought in here and lodged in his Majesty's stores. Mr. DOWNS also conveyed here and lodged in his Majesty's stores, assisted by Messrs PURCELL and REDDEN, Excise Officers, two large Brewing Pans, which they seized at private Breweries in Six mile-bridge. From Mr. DOWNES's activity and perserverance, the country in general as well as the fair trader, already feel the benefit of his exertions. | |||
| Pue'sO | 1737 | 7 | 26 | NPD | PURDON | Bartholemew | Esq | A few days ago died Bartholemew PURDON Esq Member of Parliament for Castlemartyr in the co of Corke | ||
| Pue'sO | 1740 | 7 | 08 | NPD | PURDON | George | Esq | Last week died suddenly in the co of Clare George PURDON Esq High Sheriff of said co .... | ||
| LC | 1827 | 2 | 28 | NPA | PURDON | Simon | Advertisement for properties in Limerick | |||
| LC | 1833 | 6 | 15 | NPM | PURDON | W J | Rev | In St Mary's church, Dublin, by the Rev W J PURDON, Gustavus, son of Richard WILSON Esq of Richmond street, to Mary daughter of Zachariah D WILLIAMS Esq of Stafford Street | ||
| LC | 1793 | 6 | 15 | NPD | PURDON | William John | Esq | On Friday last, in Chester, William John PURDON, of Dublin, Esq.—In opening the ground near the Altar, in St. Oswald's for the interment of the remains of the above Gentleman, the lead cofin which encloses the dust of the Lord Chancellor GERADE, was found in a state of preservation scarcely credible, when we say that ir has been ab inhabitant of the peaceful grave 211 years; though from its appearance the eye might be deceived into a belief, that it had not lain there more than as many hours!—Lord Chancellor GERADE held the Irish Seals in the reign of Elizabeth. | ||
| FJ | 1854 | 7 | 19 | NPM | PUREFOY | Edward Bagwell | Esq | July 18, at the Abbey Church, near Clonmel, Edward B PUREFOY Esq of Greenfield, co Tipperary, to Petronella Isabella, youngest daughter of the late Maj LANGLEY, of Brittas Castle, in the same co | ||
| FJ | 1859 | 9 | 27 | NPD | PUREFOY | Edward Bagwell | Esq | September 22, at Brighton, Petronella Isabella, wife of Edward Bagwell PUREFOY Esq Greenfields, and youngest daughter of the late Maj LANGLEY, of Brittas Castle, co Tipperary | ||
| FJ | 1859 | 9 | 27 | NPD | PUREFOY | Petronella Isabella (nee LANGLEY) | September 22, at Brighton, Petronella Isabella, wife of Edward Bagwell PUREFOY Esq Greenfields, and youngest daughter of the late Maj LANGLEY, of Brittas Castle, co Tipperary | |||
| FJ | 1813 | 10 | 26 | NPB | PUTLAND | Charles | Esq | Yesterday the 25th inst, at San Souci, Bray, Co Wicklow, the lady of Charles PUTLAND Esq of a son and heir | ||
| LT | 1836 | 6 | 16 | NPM | PUTLAND | Charles | Esq | In St Peter's church, Dublin, Charles PUTLAND jun Esq eldest son of Charles PUTLAND Esq of Fitzwilliam Square to Charlotte youngest daughter of the late Capt CHRISTIAN RN | ||
| FJ | 1853 | 5 | 20 | NPB | PUTLAND | Charles | Esq | May 14, at Sarsfield Court, co Cork, the lady of Charles PUTLAND jun Esq of a daughter | ||
| LT | 1836 | 6 | 16 | NPM | PUTLAND | Charles jun | Esq | In St Peter's church, Dublin, Charles PUTLAND jun Esq eldest son of Charles PUTLAND Esq of Fitzwilliam Square to Charlotte youngest daughter of the late Capt CHRISTIAN RN | ||
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 11 | 02 | NPM | PUXLEY | John Lavallan | Esq | At Ardyole church, county Cork, John Lavallan PUXLEY Esq of Dusboy House to Fanny Ross Maria second daughter of Simon WHITE of Glengarriff Castle and niece to the Earl of Bantry and Robert Hedges EYRE | ||
| CG&GA | 1794 | 6 | 28 | NPM | PYNE | Arthur | Esq | This day at Lower Shandon church, by the Rev Mr CAMPION, Arthur PYNE Esq Capt in His Majesty's Land Service to the highly accomplished Miss MASTERS daughter of Jasper MASTERS of Castle Masters Esq with a fortune of £500 per annum | ||
| CC | 1824 | 12 | 06 | NPM | PYNE | Arthur | Esq | On the 25th ult. at Ahern Church, by the Hon. and Rev. Ludlow TONSON, Capt. Edw. CROKER, of Lisnabrin, to Frances, daughter of A. PYNE, Esq. of Ballyvolane, in this Co. | ||
| FJ | 1824 | 12 | 07 | NPM | PYNE | Arthur | Esq | On the 25th ult, Capt Edward CROKER, of Lisnabrin, co Cork, to Frances daughter of Arthur PYNE, Esq of Ballyolane, in the same co | ||
| LC | 1824 | 12 | 08 | NPM | PYNE | Arthur | Esq | At Ahern Church, County Cork, Captain Edward CROKER, of Lisnabrin, to Frances, daughter of A PYNE, Esq, of Ballyvolane, in that county. | ||
| LEP-CS | 1833 | 1 | 29 | NPD | PYNE | Arthur | Esq | In Merrion Square, Dublin Elizabeth, wife of C P CROKER Esq MD and daughter of Arthur PYNE Esq of Ballyvolane, co Cork [Memorial Inscription St Thomas Dublin – Mrs Elizabeth CROKER aged 24 years d 20 Jan 1833 Vault No 3, MAGUIRE] | ||
| CC | 1824 | 12 | 06 | NPM | PYNE | Frances | On the 25th ult. at Ahern Church, by the Hon. and Rev. Ludlow TONSON, Capt. Edw. CROKER, of Lisnabrin, to Frances, daughter of A. PYNE, Esq. of Ballyvolane, in this Co. | |||
| FJ | 1824 | 12 | 07 | NPM | PYNE | Frances Masters | On the 25th ult, Capt Edward CROKER, of Lisnabrin, co Cork, to Frances daughter of Arthur PYNE, Esq of Ballyolane, in the same co | |||
| LC | 1824 | 12 | 08 | NPM | PYNE | Frances Sophia | At Ahern Church, County Cork, Captain Edward CROKER, of Lisnabrin, to Frances, daughter of A PYNE, Esq, of Ballyvolane, in that county. | |||
| FJ | 1808 | 4 | 13 | NPM | PYNE | John | Esq | John PYNE, Jun, of Cottage, Esq to Miss COLTHURST, second daughter of John COLTHURST of Dripsey Castle, both of the co Cork | ||
| FJ | 1825 | 10 | 12 | NPD | PYNE | John | Esq | On the 4th inst at her ladging in Duncan-street, Cork, Mrs PYNE relict of John PYNE Esq of Cottage, co Cork | ||
| LC | 1827 | 1 | 31 | NPA | QUADE | Patrick | Reward Stolen or Strayed, a Bitch Hound, the property of Lord Carbery, (colour,) large blue spots, partly white, about six months old.—Any person bringing forward the Hound, will receive the sum of Twenty Shillings sterling, by application Patrick QUADE, of Bulgaden. Limerick, January 31, 1827. | |||
| LGA | 1814 | 4 | 12 | NPS | QUAINE | John | Edward CROKER, Esq of Ballyneguard, having received information, that John QUAINE, who was charged with the murder of Michael GLEESON, of Ballymaistradeen, on the 13th of February last, was at the hill of Fedamore, this gentleman with his son, the Rev Edward CROKER, and Arthur Gethin CREAGH, Esq went on Friday last, at two o'clock, and detected the offender, notwithstandingh his having arms in his bed, he was seized in the most spirited manner, and but for their promptitude he would have resisted the attack.— He was escorted the same evening by those gentlemen and their servants, into this city, and lodged in the county gaol. These magistrates, for their assiduity and active exertions, in arresting and bringing to justice this man who hitherto eluded the punishment due to his crime, deserve the highest praise, as well for this as various other instances of their vigilance, which we have had occasion to notice | |||
| LC | 1826 | 8 | 02 | NPS | QUAINE | Patrick | A few days ago, Patrick QUAINE, of Bulgaden, in this County, a wealthy farmer and tithe proctor, proceeded with three others to the lands of Kilmurray, near Kilfinan, for the purpose of valuing crops. On their sppearance they were attacked by a violent mob of near 100 persons, who beat them most desparately, previously swearing them never to come again on such an errand. QUAINE, besides receiving several wounds on his body, had his skull dangerously fractured; the other two were also severely beaten. Surgeon FRANKLIN went to se the unfortunate men, and had them conveyed into town, and they now continue under his care in a very perilous condition. | |||
| LC | 1827 | 2 | 28 | NPA | QUANE | Patrick | Stolen of strayed A bitch hound the property of Lord Carbery, partly white with large blue spots and about six months old. Any person bringing forward the Hound will receive the sum of five pounds by application to Patrick QUANE, of Bulgaden. February 28. | |||
| LC | 1827 | 8 | 11 | NPS | QUANE | Thomas | Patrick HEALY and Elenor HEALY were tried for stealing 56lb of butter, the property of Thomas QUANE, at Houndscourt, on 31st of July— The prisoners, mother and son, were acquitted | |||
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 6 | 30 | NPS | QUIGLEY | John | Patrick TROY, John WALSH, Patrick CAGNEY, John QUIGLEY, and James BRADLEY, convicts transported from Limerick, were executed for various crimes at Sydney, New South Wales in October last A report from NSW | |||
| LC | 1792 | 6 | 13 | NPM | QUIN | __ (nee GRADY) | Mrs | Last Saturday, at Abbington Church, George GUMBLETON, Esq; of Castle Richard, County of Waterford, to Mrs. QUIN, daughter of Standish GRADY, of Cappercullen, in this county. | ||
| LC_LM | 1774 | 3 | 03 | NPD | QUIN | John | Mr | At Cork, the wife of Mr. John QUIN, Grocer | ||
| LC | 1782 | 12 | 26 | NPD | QUIN | John | Mr | In Charleville, Mr. Robert MAHONY, sen.—At the same place, Mrs. QUIN, Wife of Mr. John QUIN, of Blarney-lane | ||
| LGA | 1818 | 9 | 01 | NPS | QUIN | John | Committals ... By James ELLARD, Esq. to the County Jail, Pat RIORDAN for stealing fruit. By Sam. BENNETT, Esq. John QUIN, for committing rape of Agnes DAY | |||
| LC | 1825 | 12 | 07 | NPS | QUIN | John | In the Recorder's Court in Cork, on Monday, John QUIN was tried for fraudulently receiving 1l. 1s. 1d., King's bounty, having enlisted in Gort, with J. CASEY, corporal in the 61st Regiment, and represented himself as 25 years of age, whereas he subsequently stated at Cork he was 40 years old. The regulation is not to take recruits over 30 years of age. The jury convicted him, but sentence was not passed. | |||
| FJ | 1819 | 9 | 01 | NPS | QUIN | Mary | A woman named Mary QUIN who lives on the Dublin Road, within a mile of this town [Newry], was lately left a widow by her husband Patrick QUIN, who died about two months ago. Fourteen days after his decease, she was brought to bed and safely delivered of a daughter, which has since died. One month after this event she concoled herself by taking another husband. Thus in the course of six eventful weeks she has lost a husband, was delivered of a child, lost the babe and got another husband - Newry Paper | |||
| FJ | 1819 | 9 | 01 | NPS | QUIN | Patrick | A woman named Mary QUIN who lives on the Dublin Road, within a mile of this town [Newry], was lately left a widow by her husband Patrick QUIN, who died about two months ago. Fourteen days after his decease, she was brought to bed and safely delivered of a daughter, which has since died. One month after this event she concoled herself by taking another husband. Thus in the course of six eventful weeks she has lost a husband, was delivered of a child, lost the babe and got another husband - Newry Paper | |||
| FJ | 1795 | 6 | 23 | NPM | QUIN | Rev Thomas | At Limerick the Rev Thomas QUIN to Miss Ellen WILSON eldest daughter of William WILSON of Wilsoncastle Co Limerick | |||
| LC | 1797 | 2 | 01 | NPA | QUIN | Richard | Sir Bt | Sir Richard QUIN, Bt. having appointed Stephen DICKSON, of Mount Della, in the County of Limerick, Esq; Sensehal of the Manors of Tubberney and Effin, situate between Charleville and Kilmallock; Mr. DICKSON will in future hold Courts Baron, once every month at the Glebe House of Ballingaddy.—Mr. DICKSON's next Court Day, will be held the 22d of February next; he will leave Processes and blank Copies, at Wm. BENNET's Esq; at Martin's-town, near Kilmallock; Processes to be served 7 days inclusive, before each Court day; the Jurisdiction of the Court in the above Manors, extend to the recovery of any Sum not exceeding 10l. Jan. 28, 1797 | ||
| Pue'sO | 1746 | 12 | 23 | NPS | QUIN | Thomas | Letters patent are passing the great seal containing a grant from his Majesty; for erecting and creating within the city of Dublin and the liberties thereof, one Guild or Fraternity of the Art or Mistery of Apothecaries of Dublin to consist: one Master, two Wardens and the commonalty of the said art of mistery. Henry O'HARA to be first Master and Edward CROKER and Thomas QUIN first Wardens. The said Master and Wardens and commonalty are impowered to elect 10 assistants &c and to purchase lands &c to the value of £100 per annum | |||
| FJ | 1844 | 5 | 10 | NPM | QUIN | Thomas Stawell | Esq | On the 7th inst, at Brinny church, Thomas Stawell QUIN of Sunning Hill, co Cork, esq to Mary eldest daughter of the Rev Richard Longfield CONNER of Downdanniel, in the same co | ||
| Pue'sO | 1739 | 2 | 14 | NPM | QUIN | Valentine | Esq | We hear from Limerick that Pierce CREAGH junr of Dungan in the co of Clare Esq was married to Miss QUIN, daughter of Valentine QUIN of Adair in the cco of Limerick Esq, a very agreeable lady with a £6000 fortune | ||
| Pue'sO | 1739 | 2 | 14 | NPM | QUIN | Miss | We hear from Limerick that Pierce CREAGH junr of Dungan in the co of Clare Esq was married to Miss QUIN, daughter of Valentine QUIN of Adair in the cco of Limerick Esq, a very agreeable lady with a £6000 fortune | |||
| FJ | 1792 | 6 | 13 | NPM | QUIN [nee GRADY] | George GUMBLETON Esq of Castle Richard Co Waterford to Mrs QUIN daughter of Standish GRADY of Cappercullen Esq | ||||
| LEP-CS | 1832 | 3 | 09 | NPM | QUINLAN | Eliza | Tuesday, at Kilmallocke, by the Rev. Mr. MARNANE, Eliza, third daughter of Mr. James QUINLAN, to Mr. John M'CARTHY of Glenfield, County Limerick. | |||
| LC | 1824 | 8 | 04 | NPS | QUINLAN | James | Mr | Tuesday, August 3 ... James LEO, indicted for forging a receipt for £54 10s 8d purporting to be that of Mr. James QUINLAN, of Kilmallock, put off his trial on an affadavit of the absence of a material witness. | ||
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 2 | 01 | NPM | QUINLAN | James | Mr | On Wednesday evening last, in Kilmallock, at her father's house, by the Rev. Mr. MURNANE, Margaret, eldest daoughter of Mr. James QUINLAN, to Mr. John SIMS, of Churchtown, county Cork, wine and spirit merchant. | ||
| LEP-CS | 1832 | 3 | 09 | NPM | QUINLAN | James | Mr | Tuesday, at Kilmallocke, by the Rev. Mr. MARNANE, Eliza, third daughter of Mr. James QUINLAN, to Mr. John M'CARTHY of Glenfield, County Limerick. | ||
| LC | 1824 | 8 | 28 | NPS | QUINLAN | John | Committed to the County Jail, by Charles D. OLIVER and Samuel BENNETT, Esqrs. Margaret LANE, for a violent assault on William and John QUINLAN and Patrick LYONS | |||
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 2 | 09 | NPS | QUINLAN | John | An Irish labourer, named HANLEY, alias TRACEY, is committed from Hatton Garden Police-office, London, charged with the murder of John QUINLAN at the fair of Ardpatrick, Co. Limerick, last March. He was identified by a brother-in-law of the deceased, name FITZGERALD. | |||
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 2 | 01 | NPM | QUINLAN | Margaret | On Wednesday evening last, in Kilmallock, at her father's house, by the Rev. Mr. MURNANE, Margaret, eldest daoughter of Mr. James QUINLAN, to Mr. John SIMS, of Churchtown, county Cork, wine and spirit merchant. | |||
| LC | 1773 | 8 | 16 | NPM | QUINLAN | Patrick | Mr | Last Tuesday at Charleville, Mr Patrick QUINLAN to Miss Johanna DRINANE of Kilnalea | ||
| LC | 1825 | 7 | 06 | NPS | QUINLAN | Thomas | Mr | A young child of Mr. Thomas QUINLAN, of Kilmallock, was rescued almost from under the feet of the horses of the Cork Mail Coach, by the exertions of Mr. William CONNELL, of the former place, on Thursday. | ||
| LC | 1824 | 8 | 14 | NPS | QUINLAN | William | Esq | Committed to the County Jail, by the Rev. Edward Croker, Thom is O'Grady, and Walter Hussey Burgh, Esqrs. from Ballyneety Petty Sessions, James Lyons, Michael Hartigan, Wm. Fogarty, Thomas Bradshaw, Michael M'Mahon, Peter Murnane, Patrick Hourigan, Maurice Downey, and Patrick Browne, for selling spirituous liquors without licence by John Croker and James D. Lyons, Esqrs. Richard Allen, for stealing wearing apparel; by Samuel Bennett, Esq. John, Mathew, Dennis, and Morgan Lawne, for a violent assault on William Quinlan. | ||
| LC | 1824 | 8 | 28 | NPS | QUINLAN | William | Committed to the County Jail, by Charles D. OLIVER and Samuel BENNETT, Esqrs. Margaret LANE, for a violent assault on William and John QUINLAN and Patrick LYONS | |||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 1 | 07 | NPS | QUINLISK | Bridget | Michael QUINLISK, BridgerQUINLISK, (husband and wife) Mary QUINLISK, William QUINLISK, and Stephen QUINLISK, (daughter and sons of the above) were overwhelmed by snow, on Saturday night last, in their cabin, at Glengar, Barony of Kilnemanagh, County Tipperary, and died of suffocation | |||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 1 | 07 | NPS | QUINLISK | Mary | Michael QUINLISK, BridgerQUINLISK, (husband and wife) Mary QUINLISK, William QUINLISK, and Stephen QUINLISK, (daughter and sons of the above) were overwhelmed by snow, on Saturday night last, in their cabin, at Glengar, Barony of Kilnemanagh, County Tipperary, and died of suffocation | |||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 1 | 07 | NPS | QUINLISK | Michael | Michael QUINLISK, BridgerQUINLISK, (husband and wife) Mary QUINLISK, William QUINLISK, and Stephen QUINLISK, (daughter and sons of the above) were overwhelmed by snow, on Saturday night last, in their cabin, at Glengar, Barony of Kilnemanagh, County Tipperary, and died of suffocation | |||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 1 | 07 | NPS | QUINLISK | Stephen | Michael QUINLISK, BridgerQUINLISK, (husband and wife) Mary QUINLISK, William QUINLISK, and Stephen QUINLISK, (daughter and sons of the above) were overwhelmed by snow, on Saturday night last, in their cabin, at Glengar, Barony of Kilnemanagh, County Tipperary, and died of suffocation | |||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 1 | 07 | NPS | QUINLISK | William | Michael QUINLISK, BridgerQUINLISK, (husband and wife) Mary QUINLISK, William QUINLISK, and Stephen QUINLISK, (daughter and sons of the above) were overwhelmed by snow, on Saturday night last, in their cabin, at Glengar, Barony of Kilnemanagh, County Tipperary, and died of suffocation | |||
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 8 | 26 | NPS | QUINLIVAN | QUINLIVAN, a prisoner at present in Ennis Gaol, charged with the murder of ANGLIM, was fired at by the Nehagh Police, (when endeavouring to make his escape,) and a ball entered his thigh from whence it was extracted by Dr. CASTLES, yesterday | ||||
| FJ | 1856 | 8 | 25 | NPD | QUINN | Frances Melian | August 20, at Kingstown, Frances Melian, daughter of T C QUINN, Esq of Sunny Hill, co Cork | |||
| LGA | 1817 | 11 | 04 | NPS | QUINN | John | Committals ... By C. D. OLIVER, Esq. James POWER, for robbery — By the same Magistrate, John CALLAGHAN, charged with violently assulting John QUINN, on the 17th of September. | |||
| FJ | 1850 | 4 | 04 | NPS | QUINN | O'Neill | Dr | Acquital of Dr LANGLEY | ||
| FJ | 1849 | 5 | 10 | NPS | QUINN | O'Neill | MD | Inquest on death of Eleanor LANGLEY | ||
| FJ | 1856 | 8 | 25 | NPD | QUINN | T C | Esq | August 20, at Kingstown, Frances Melian, daughter of T C QUINN, Esq of Sunny Hill, co Cork | ||
| LHMA | 1789 | 10 | 19 | NPM | QUINN | William | Esq | William QUINN, of Kilmalogue, Esq. to Miss GOING, of Clonmel. | ||
| LGA | 1815 | 3 | 24 | NPA | QUINN | Windham | Hon MP | Establishement of Agricultural Societies | ||
| LC | 1827 | 7 | 07 | NPM | RADCLIFFE | Samuel | Mr | In Cork, Mr. Samuel RADCLIFFE, to Christian, daughter of the late Mr. John Barter BENNETT | ||
| FJ | 1861 | 1 | 15 | NPD | RAE | Giles | Esq JP | January 8, at Keel House, co Kerry, Sarah Drew, only daughter of Giles RAE Esq JP of Keel | ||
| LH | 1831 | 8 | 25 | NPM | RAE | Robert L | Esq | On the 19th ult, in Dublin, and subsequently at Gretta Green, Robert L RAE Esq of Dublin to Elizabeth only daughter of William Godfrey LANGFORD Esq of Annadale, in the co Kerry | ||
| FJ | 1861 | 1 | 15 | NPD | RAE | Sarah Drew | January 8, at Keel House, co Kerry, Sarah Drew, only daughter of Giles RAE Esq JP of Keel | |||
| LGA | 1815 | 6 | 06 | NPM | RAFTER | Capt | At Youghal, Capt RAFTER, 60th Regt to Miss TAYLOR, daughter of the late Richard TAYLOR Esq of Holly Park in this county | |||
| FJ | 1815 | 6 | 08 | NPM | RAFTER | Capt | At Youghal church, Capt RAFTER of the 60th Regt to Miss TAYLOR, daughter of the late Richard TAYLOR of Holly Park, co Limerick | |||
| Pue'sO | 1741 | 2 | 14 | NPS | RAHILLY | William | We hear from the co of Limerick that on Saturday night last Thomas LOWROE, Edmond CRONEKAN, William RAHILLY and Christopher CLANCY, four notorious robbers were taken and committed to goalb by Edward CROKER and Nicholas WEEKS Esqrs they committed a robbery the night before they were taken, LOWROE broke the goal twice within these few months | |||
| LC | 1826 | 4 | 22 | NPD | RALEIGH | Maurice | Esq MD | On Sunday last, at his residence, in Charleville, Maurice RALEIGH, Esq. M. D. — he practiced his profession with great alactrity and attention to the poor and fell a sacrifice to a protracted illness, acquired in the discharge of his professional duty, leaving this world much regretted, by a large circle of friends | ||
| LC | 1824 | 6 | 26 | NPS | RALEIGH | Walter | Dr | A dispensary on an enlarged scale has been established at Bruff, to which Doctor Walter RALEIGH has been appointed medical attendant. | ||
| LC | 1823 | 1 | 11 | NPS | RALEIGH | Dr | It is Dr. RALEIGH, of Charleville, who has been elected to the Kilmallock Dispensary. We are glad to find that our respected fellow-citizen, Dr. RALEIGH, is much recovered from his long and severe indisposition. He will, in a very few days, resume his professional duties. | |||
| LEP-CS | 1833 | 10 | 04 | NPD | RALIEGH | Richard | Mr | On Wednesday, in Charleville, aged 60 years, Mr. Richard RALEIGH, Clothier. He sustained, through life, the character of an honest and religious man, and his death is sincerely regretted by his numerous friends and acquaintances. | ||
| FJ | 1857 | 2 | 27 | NPS | RALPH | Mr | Belfast Newspaper Editors | |||
| Pue'sO | 1734 | 9 | 17 | NPD | RALSON | Ald | Last week died in Ann street Mrs LOWTHER wife of Mr LOWTHER, an attorney of the Court of Comman Pleas. She was the widow of the late Aldermen RALSON | |||
| Pue'sO | 1740 | 7 | 22 | NPM | RAM | Abel | Esq | Sunday last Thomas CONLEY Esq Couincellor at law was married to Miss RAM daughter of Abel RAM of Ramsfort in the co Wexford Esq ... large fortune | ||
| FJ | 1831 | 7 | 30 | NPD | RAM | Charlotte (nee STOPFORD) | Lady | On the 23 inst, at her house in Bath, Lady Charlotte RAM, relict of Stephen RAM of Ramsfort, co Wexford, Esq and sister of the late Earl of Courtown | ||
| LH | 1831 | 8 | 01 | NPD | RAM | Charlotte (nee STOPFORD) | Lady | At her house in Bath, Lady Charlotte RAM, relict of the late Stephen RAM of Ramsfort, in the co Wexford, Esq and Portswood Hants, and sister of the late Earl of Courtown | ||
| FJ | 1836 | 2 | 29 | NPM | RAM | Charlotte (nee STOPFORD) | Lady | On the 23d of February, at Bath, Christopher DOMVILLE, Esq, brother to Sir Compton DOMVILLE, Bart, of Santry House, co Dublin, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Stephen RAM, and Lady Charlotte RAM, of Ramsfort, co Wexford | ||
| FJ | 1843 | 6 | 07 | NPM | RAM | Digby Joseph Stopford | Rev | On the 2d inst, at Beverley, Christopher Robert, second son of the late Rev Sir John LIGHTON, Bt to Mary Anne Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Rev Digby Joseph Stopford RAM, of Brookville, co Cork | ||
| FJ | 1836 | 2 | 29 | NPM | RAM | Elizabeth | On the 23d of February, at Bath, Christopher DOMVILLE, Esq, brother to Sir Compton DOMVILLE, Bart, of Santry House, co Dublin, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Stephen RAM, and Lady Charlotte RAM, of Ramsfort, co Wexford | |||
| FJ | 1844 | 1 | 31 | NPB | RAM | Jane | Lady | On the 24th of January, at Iham, Staffordshire, Lady Jane RAM, of a son | ||
| FJ | 1843 | 6 | 07 | NPM | RAM | Mary Anne Elizabeth | On the 2d inst, at Beverley, Christopher Robert, second son of the late Rev Sir John LIGHTON, Bt to Mary Anne Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Rev Digby Joseph Stopford RAM, of Brookville, co Cork | |||
| FJ | 1831 | 7 | 30 | NPD | RAM | Stephen | Esq | On the 23 inst, at her house in Bath, Lady Charlotte RAM, relict of Stephen RAM of Ramsfort, co Wexford, Esq and sister of the late Earl of Courtown | ||
| LH | 1831 | 8 | 01 | NPD | RAM | Stephen | Esq | At her house in Bath, Lady Charlotte RAM, relict of the late Stephen RAM of Ramsfort, in the co Wexford, Esq and Portswood Hants, and sister of the late Earl of Courtown | ||
| FJ | 1836 | 2 | 29 | NPM | RAM | Stephen | Esq | On the 23d of February, at Bath, Christopher DOMVILLE, Esq, brother to Sir Compton DOMVILLE, Bart, of Santry House, co Dublin, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Stephen RAM, and Lady Charlotte RAM, of Ramsfort, co Wexford | ||
| Pue'sO | 1740 | 7 | 22 | NPM | RAM | Miss | Sunday last Thomas CONLEY Esq Couincellor at law was married to Miss RAM daughter of Abel RAM of Ramsfort in the co Wexford Esq ... large fortune | |||
| LC | 1796 | 1 | 09 | NPM | RANDALL | Martha | Miss | At Passage Church, by the Rev. Ed. LLOYD, John Cole BOWEN, Captain in His Mahesty's 8th West India Regiment, to Miss Martha RANDALL, daughter of the late Lieut. RANDALL, of the Royal Navy. | ||
| LC | 1796 | 1 | 09 | NPM | RANDALL | Lt RN | At Passage Church, by the Rev. Ed. LLOYD, John Cole BOWEN, Captain in His Mahesty's 8th West India Regiment, to Miss Martha RANDALL, daughter of the late Lieut. RANDALL, of the Royal Navy. | |||
| LC_LM | 1774 | 3 | 14 | NPD | RANDLE | Mrs | At Ballyrtruckle, near Waterford, Mrs RANDLE. | |||
| Pue'sO | 1734 | 8 | 10 | NPD | RATHBORNE | John | Mr | On Tuesday last died at his house in Hawkin's street Mr John RATHBORNE, a wealthy merchant | ||
| LH | 1831 | 9 | 01 | NPD | RATHBORNE | Wilson | Capt CB | At Ballymore, co Galway, (the seat of his nephew) Capt Wilson RATHBORNE CB | ||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 8 | 23 | NPD | RATHBOURNE | Richard | Esq | At Ballymore, co Galway, the seat of his nephew Richard RATHBOURNE, Esq, aged 84 Capt W RATHBOURNE CB RN | ||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 8 | 23 | NPD | RATHBOURNE | W | Capt RN | At Ballymore, co Galway, the seat of his nephew Richard RATHBOURNE, Esq, aged 84 Capt W RATHBOURNE CB RN | ||
| LGA | 1819 | 3 | 09 | NPS | RAWDON-HASTINGS | Francis | Marquis of Hastings | His Excellency the Marquis Hastings, Gov. Gen. of India has appointed Charles A MOLONEY Esq. chief commissioner and manager of several provinces lately ceded in India, to the British Government; this young gentleman is second son of James MOLONY, Esq of Kilcannon, co Clare: this important and dignified situation has been given to him in the most handsome and gracious manner, as a reward of his most extensive talents, and his intimatel knowledge of the Persian language | ||
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 12 | 23 | NPD | RAWLEY | Mr | In Charleville, on Wednesday, at the house of his father-in-law Mr. RAWLEY, Mr. Thomas LACY, of Broad-street, Limerick. He was a young man of exemplary character, and much esteemed by his friends and acquaintenance. He bore a long and trying illness with that fortitude inspired alone by the confidence of enjoying a better and happier existence, which is now the only consolation left a young and afficted widow, and esteemed father, to whom, he was always a dutiful and affectionate son. | |||
| FJ | 1826 | 10 | 09 | NPM | RAWLINS | Catherine | On Saturday the 7th inst, at St Peter's, by the Rev Dr WALL, Senior Fellow, TCD the Rev George PEACOCKE, son of the late Thomas Goodricke REACOCKE Esq of Fort Etna, co Limerick, to Catherine daughter of Joesph RAWLINS Esq of Harcourt Street | |||
| FJ | 1826 | 10 | 09 | NPM | RAWLINS | Joseph | Esq | On Saturday the 7th inst, at St Peter's, by the Rev Dr WALL, Senior Fellow, TCD the Rev George PEACOCKE, son of the late Thomas Goodricke REACOCKE Esq of Fort Etna, co Limerick, to Catherine daughter of Joesph RAWLINS Esq of Harcourt Street | ||
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 9 | 11 | NPS | RAYMOND | James | Esq | James RAYMOND, Esq. late of Holly Park, Co. Limerick, is appointed Post-Master General, at Sydney, New South Wales. [He was the first Post Master General, died 29 May 1851 at Darlinghurst and was buried 2 June 1851 at St Peter's Cooks River aged 65] | ||
| FJ | 1847 | 2 | 12 | NPM | RAYMOND | Jane Frances | On the 4th inst, at Booterstown church, the Rev John Thomas LANGFORD son of the late Rev Francis LANGFORD rector of Kilcornan, co Limerick, to Jane Frances only daughter of th late William RAYMOND of this city Esq barister-at-law | |||
| FJ | 1847 | 2 | 12 | NPM | RAYMOND | William | Esq | On the 4th inst, at Booterstown church, the Rev John Thomas LANGFORD son of the late Rev Francis LANGFORD rector of Kilcornan, co Limerick, to Jane Frances only daughter of th late William RAYMOND of this city Esq barister-at-law | ||
| LGA | 1811 | 6 | 21 | NPM | REA | Giles | Esq | At Newcastle, by the Rev Thos LOCKE, Giles REA, of Anna, in the co Kerry, Esq, to Deborah, youngest daughter of the late John LANGFORD, of Castle Langford, in saiid co | ||
| LC | 1827 | 8 | 11 | NPA | REA | Mary (alias FLEMING) | Notice That I, Patrick REA, of Kileen, in the Parish of Ballylanders, in the Barony of Costlea, in the County of Limerick—and my WIFE, Mary REA, alias FLEMING, have voluntarily separated from each other and have amicably settled to give her her portion, and I have given it before several witnesses, we have also parted in good friendship, shaking hands and wishing each other good luck. I hereby give Notice to the Public at large not to Credit my said Wife in either money or value. Patrick REA, August 11th, 1827. | |||
| LC | 1827 | 8 | 11 | NPA | REA | Patrick | Notice That I, Patrick REA, of Kileen, in the Parish of Ballylanders, in the Barony of Costlea, in the County of Limerick—and my WIFE, Mary REA, alias FLEMING, have voluntarily separated from each other and have amicably settled to give her her portion, and I have given it before several witnesses, we have also parted in good friendship, shaking hands and wishing each other good luck. I hereby give Notice to the Public at large not to Credit my said Wife in either money or value. Patrick REA, August 11th, 1827. | |||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 8 | 23 | NPM | REA | Robert Langford | Esq | In Dublin, by the Rev. John ALLEN, and subsequently in Scotland, Robert Langford REA, Esq., of Dublin, to Eliza Anne, daughter of William Godfrey LANGFORD, Esq., of Annadale, Co. Kerry | ||
| FJ | 1808 | 11 | 04a | NPM | REA | William | Mr | At Dromore, Mr Wm REA of Edenruty, at the advanced age of 73, to Miss Lucinda LEE of Drumskee, aged 24 — The circumstance attended this marriage is something singular, as he has lived to this period without ever thinking of entering such a situation, though possessed of a vast property; but supposing his friends might have disputes in consequence thereof he thought proper to make an engagement with this young woman, she being his house keeper | ||
| FJ | 1816 | 11 | 18 | NPM | READE | Mary | Mrs | On Wednesday last, William LEE Esq of Springmount, co Kilkenny, to Mary READE widow of the late Richard M READE Esq of Kosenaragh, in the said co | ||
| FJ | 1816 | 11 | 18 | NPM | READE | ricgard M | Esq | On Wednesday last, William LEE Esq of Springmount, co Kilkenny, to Mary READE widow of the late Richard M READE Esq of Kosenaragh, in the said co | ||
| LGA | 1816 | 11 | 15 | NPM | READE | Richard | Esq | At Konctopher Church, William LEE, of Callen, Esq. to Mrs READE, relict of the late Richard READE, of Rosemore, Esq. on which occasionMr. LEE gave a donation of ten guineas nto the Poor of the Parish | ||
| LGA | 1819 | 6 | 11 | NPM | READE | William | Rev Sir Bt | On Saturday, at Tomgrany church, by the Rev Sir Wm READE Bt, John HEWLETT Esq of Raheen, Co Clare, to Constantina daughter of the late Francis DREW of Drewsborough Esq | ||
| LGA | 1816 | 11 | 15 | NPM | READE | Mrs | At Konctopher Church, William LEE, of Callen, Esq. to Mrs READE, relict of the late Richard READE, of Rosemore, Esq. on which occasionMr. LEE gave a donation of ten guineas nto the Poor of the Parish | |||
| LGA | 1808 | 9 | 06 | NPM | Ready | E | Mr | On Saturday evening, John O'Donnell JOYNT, of Broadstreet, grocer, to the agreeable Miss READY, daughter of Mr E READY, grocer of this city | ||
| LGA | 1812 | 2 | 11 | NPS | READY | William | Committed—By Eyre EVANS Esq. to the county jail, on Thursday, William READY, Willim DOWNEY, Patrick ROONAN, John CASEY, and Patrick LEE, charged with felony, unlawful assemblies, and buglary in the house of D. BERKELEY, of Kilmallock | |||
| LGA | 1808 | 9 | 06 | NPM | READY | Miss | On Saturday evening, John O'Donnell JOYNT, of Broadstreet, grocer, to the agreeable Miss READY, daughter of Mr E READY, grocer of this city | |||
| LC | 1827 | 3 | 21 | NPS | REAL | Ellen (nee MANGANE) | ASSIZES INTELLIGENCE. COUNTY LIMERICK COURT—SATURDAY. Dominick Joyce, Patrick Molony, and John Molony, were indicted for the abduction of Ellen Mangane, with intent that Thomas Joyce forcibly marry the said Ellen Mangane—and also for stealing 30s, the property of Thomas Mangane. Thomas Mangane proved that his house was broken into on the night of the 16th of January last, by an armed party, his niece forcibly taken away out of her bed, and one of his drawers broken and a thirty shilling bank note taken thereout; Patrick Molony missed fire at him with a pistol, identified him and Dominick Joyce ; the girl was not more than six it teen years' old, and is since well married. Margaret Mangane confirmed the evidence of her husband, and identified John Molony; Ellen Mangane alias Real, a very comely and interesting young woman, corroborated the testimony of her relations; she was carried off from her bed by Thomas Joyce, who is not taken, and others whom she did not know; did not see Dominick Joyce or John MoIony, among the party. Thomas Butler, Policeman, proved seeing Patrick Molony at his house in bed the night of the outrage. The prisoners received a good distract for sobriety and industry and the Jury acquitted them. | |||
| FJ | 1858 | 7 | 08 | NPM | REALL | Joseph | Esq | July 3, in Cork, Christopher JOHNSON Esq Burton-on-Trent, to Martha Mary, relict of Richard WALDRON and daughter of the late Joseph REALL Esq Ballyclough, Fermoy | ||
| LGA | 1815 | 2 | 03 | NPS | REARDON | Daniel | Attack on house at Ardpatrick | |||
| LGA | 1815 | 2 | 17 | NPS | REARDON | Daniel | Committed, By Charles D OLIVER, Esq, to the County Jail, John BOURKE, Wm. TORPRY, and Daniel REARDON, charged with burglarously breaking open the houuse of Thos. DILLANE, of Ardpatrick and attempting to burn it. | |||
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 10 | 13 | NPS | REARDON | Thady | City Limerick Quarter Sessions | |||
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 12 | 31 | NPS | REDDAN | (female) | A person named REDDAN was severely burned in the back, by her clothes catching fire, on Christmas eve, at a public house, in Limerick. | |||
| LT | 1836 | 2 | 08 | NPM | REDDAN | Bridget | Miss | On Saturday morning, in Upper Glentworth Street by the Rev Mr D'ARCY VP of St Michael's Mr John KERBY grocer of Mary Street to Miss Bridget REDDAN | ||
| LC | 1823 | 12 | 27 | NPS | REDDAN | C | Mr | On Sunday night last, a valuable in-calf heiffer was maliciously killed on the lands of Gurteen, Parisg of Quinn, County Clare, the property of Mr. C. REDDAN. Those lands were some time since in the hands of cotter tenants, who were forgiven an immense arear, on giving up the lands to the owner, Richard CREAGH, Esq. of Dangan, who subsequently let them to the present tenant. | ||
| LC | 1826 | 2 | 22 | NPS | REDDAN | Connor | An inquest having been held on the body of Bridget BREEN, the innocent and unfortunate victim of the late most savage and revolting act of barbarity, near Tulla, a verdict of "wilful murder," was returned against Connor REDDAN and Lucius WELSH, principals in this inhuman outrage. It would appear that the poor woman was absolutely burned to death by those horrid wretches, in their cursed pasion for money.—"Auri sacra fames, quid non mortalla pectora cogis"? | |||
| LC | 1826 | 4 | 26 | NPS | REDDAN | Connor (Cornelius) | Three men have been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in a burglary and burning of a woman near Tulla, some time since, and for which a man named REDDAN, was hanged, at the last Ennis Assizes. | |||
| LC | 1826 | 4 | 29 | NPS | REDDAN | Connor (Cornelius) | The three men taken up in the County Clare charged ith the crime for which Connor REDDAN was hanged last Ennis Asssizes, have been identified by the approver. | |||
| LC | 1826 | 3 | 22 | NPS | REDDAN | Cornelius | On Saturday, Cornelius REDDAN found guilty, at Ennis Assizes, of the murder of Bridget LYNCH, was executed in front of he new gaol of that town. For some days before, he refused any religious consolation; but, subsequently became resigned, and acknowledged the justice of his sentence, declaring, that the death he was to suffer was much lighter than his crime deserved. | |||
| LC | 1826 | 7 | 12 | NPS | REDDAN | Cornelius | John REDDAN, for assaulting Catherine DONOUGHUE.— From representation of the prosecutrix this cause appeared to wear a very aggrivated complexion, the parties reside in the same house, and yet never could live in harmony together. At the late election REDDAN and DONOGHUE came in angry collision, and the latter appeared to have suffered severely from the rencontre, having been dragged down the stairs, as she said, two hands full of hair torn out of her head, and repeatedly kicked outside the door in every part of the body. A witness for the defence swore that previous to the affray, Catherine DONOGHUE flung a key and a knife at the other party, and swore laoudly she would have bloody work before the day would pass over. The Jury were of the opinion, however, that REDDAN was the guilty person, and he was sentenced to be imprisoned for a month and to find bail for his behaviour, himself in 10l. and two surities in 5l. each. | |||
| LC | 1834 | 10 | 18 | NPN | REDDAN | Cornelius | Cess Payers — A list of cess payers appointed by the grand Jury at Summer Assizes 1834 ... Upper Tulla – .. James MACNAMARA, Ayle; ... Cornelius REDDAN, Allagh; ... Lower Tulla – ... Thomas BRIDGEMAN, Killeen; ... | |||
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 7 | 29 | NPN/S | REDDAN | D | Subscriptions for the relief of Clare Freeholders ... D REDDAN £1-0-0 | |||
| LC | 1835 | 11 | 25 | NPD | REDDAN | Daniel | Mr | In Denmark Street, Mr Daniel REDDAN | ||
| LC | 1801 | 1 | 17 | NPM | REDDAN | Denis | Esq | Thursday last, at Broadford Co Clare, Mr James GILMORE linnen-draper, to the agreeable Miss REDDAN daughter of Denis REDDAN Esq of said place | ||
| LC | 1801 | 1 | 17 | NPM | REDDAN | Denis | Esq | Thursday last, at Broadford, Co. Clare, Mr. James GILMORE, Linen-draper of Broad Street, to the agreeable Miss REDDAN, daughter of Denis REDDAN, Esq; of said place | ||
| LGA | 1818 | 1 | 30 | NPS | REDDAN | Denis | Esq | Robbery of Denis REDDAN's house | ||
| LC | 1834 | 11 | 19 | NPD | REDDAN | Denis | Esq | At Tomgrany, co Clare, on Wednesday last, aged 76 years, Mrs REDDAN, wife of Denis REDDAN Esq | ||
| LC | 1835 | 1 | 28 | NPD | REDDAN | Denis | Esq | At Tomagrany, co Clare, in advanced age Denis REDDAN, Esq, a most honorable and kind hearted country gentleman | ||
| LGA | 1811 | 8 | 27 | NPM | REDDAN | Dennis | Esq | At Toomgrary on Sunday last John PURCELL of Cahir, County Clare Esq to Miss REDDAN daughter of Dennis REDDAN Esq | ||
| FJ | 1856 | 11 | 06 | NPM | REDDAN | Dora Maria | November 4, at Tomgraney, by the Right Rev Dr VAUGHAN, Bishop of Killaloe, John FROST Esq solicitor, Ennis, to Dora Maria, only daughter of Mathew REDDAN Esq Shannon View, and granddaughter of Captain BRIDGEMAN, Rathloobe, co Clare | |||
| LS | 1840 | 10 | 22 | NPN | REDDAN | Francis | County of the City of Limerick a list of registry applicants ... REDDAN, Francis, Mary Street, Shopkeeper, freeman.... | |||
| LC | 1835 | 12 | 30 | NPD | REDDAN | J | Mr | In High Street, Ennis, Margaret widow of Mr J REDDAN grocer | ||
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 1 | 01 | NPD | REDDAN | James | Mr | In High Street Ennis, of a few days illness Mr James REDDAN grocer — he was generally estemed as an honest man | ||
| LC | 1832 | 6 | 23 | NPD | REDDAN | James | Mr | In Ennis of cholera Mrs REDDAN widow of Mr James REDDAN grocer | ||
| ClonmAdv | 1832 | 6 | 27 | NPD | REDDAN | James | Mr | In Ennis, of Cholera, Mrs REDDAN, widow of Mr James REDDAN, grocer | ||
| LC | 1825 | 3 | 05 | NPS | REDDAN | James | On Thursday the Quarter Sessions were resumed ...James REDDAN for stealinf a small bag of wheat from a Countryman's car—three months imprisonment | |||
| LGA | 1809 | 3 | 07 | NPS | REDDAN | John | Esq | On Sunday morning a man called Pat. SHEEDY was found dead on board a canal boat, the property of John REDDAN Esq, near Doonas.—In consequence of some suspicion arising respecting the death, Mr. REDDAN, accompanied by Surgeon THWAITES, proceeded yesterday to the place, where they were met by Thomas SAMPSON, Esq, coroner of the county Clare, and a respectable jury; after the most minute examination of the body by the surgeon, and strictest investigation of the jury, it clearly appeared that Patrick SHEEDY died "by the visitaion of God". | ||
| LC | 1824 | 3 | 27 | NPS | REDDAN | John | Esq | Thursday's gneral meeting of the proprietors of teh Commercial Buildings ... Directors ... John REDDAN | ||
| LC | 1827 | 2 | 17 | NPS | REDDAN | John | Esq | Wednesday night, the provision stores of J. REDDAN, Esq., at the upper end of William Street, were robbed of a quantity of pork intended for exportation. The wretches implicated in the crime were then employed in his concerns, some of them actually on watch for its protection. Fortunately five of them were arrested by the City Police, while in the act of descending from the Store loft, with the pork in their possession. | ||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 3 | 04 | NPS | REDDAN | John | Esq | City Limerick Record Panel,—Edmond MORNEY, of Ballyclogh, Esq.; John REDDAN, Esq. Merchant; William COLLINS, Esq.; Ralph BRERETON, Esq. merchant; John ROCHFORD, Esq. merchant; George W. RUSSELL, Esq. merchant; John HANLY, Esq. woolen draper; James ALTON, Esq; Thomas WORRALL, Esq. merchant; Arthur SAYERS, Esq; S. CASWELL, Esq. merchant; George M. GOGGIN, Esq; William HUNT, Esq. of Friarstown; Francis SPAIGHT, Esq. merchant; George Westropp JAMESON, Esq. merchant; John Thomas WESTROPP, Esq.; James MORGAN, Esq.; Joseph MILLER, Esq.; William WILSON, Esq. seed merchant; Philip M'ARDELL, Esq.; Paul CUDMORE, of Ballyclogh, Esq.; Arthur GLOSTER, Esq.; Thomas QUINLAN, Esq. coach maker; Joseph DELANY, Esq. | ||
| LEP-CS | 1833 | 8 | 02 | NPS | REDDAN | John | Esq | City Court — Wednesday The following Jury were sworn at a sitting of the Court:— James O'SULLIVAN, Robert GABBETT, John GRANTHAM, John REDDAN, Michael QUIN, George Morgan GOGGIN, William ERSON, John ROCHE, Hugh M. ROBINSON, James MASSY, Pierce SHANNON, and Thomas WORRALL, Esqrs | ||
| FJ | 1855 | 9 | 18 | NPD | REDDAN | John | Esq | September 14, at Shannon-view, Tomgrany, John REDDAN, Esq formerly one of the most extensive merchants in Limerick | ||
| LH | 1831 | 6 | 16 | NPD | REDDAN | John | Mr | On Sunday, in John's Street, Mr John REDDAN for many years a respected victualler | ||
| FJ | 1856 | 3 | 17 | NPS | REDDAN | John | Pte | ASSIZES INTELLIGENCE ... CORK ... John REDDAN, private in the city of Limerick Artillery, for violent assult<—>four years' penal servitude | ||
| LGA | 1813 | 3 | 26 | NPS | REDDAN | John | At a meeting of the propritors of the Commercial Bulidings, held yesteday, the following gentlemen were elected for the ensuing year
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| LGA | 1814 | 4 | 29 | NPN/S | REDDAN | John | Exports Erin, for Bayonne—300 bags flour, 50 do. biscuit, John REDDAN | |||
| LGA | 1817 | 6 | 13 | NPA | REDDAN | John | ——John REDDAN's Stores in Upper William Street, are open for the sale of MEAL and FLOUR, by Wholesale and Retail. Limerick, June 10, 1817 | |||
| LGA | 1817 | 6 | 17 | NPA | REDDAN | John | Subscribers for a subsidy fo oat meal for the poor to inhibit riotous behaviour — for eight weeks at the following sums per week ... John REDDAN £1-2-9 .. John LEE 10s | |||
| LGA | 1818 | 2 | 20 | NPA | REDDAN | John | Robbery and Reward —— Whereas on Thursday night, 29th January, Four Fellows, broke into my house in Cornwallis Street, and stole thereout a considerable sum. I hereby offer a reward of Fifty Pounds for the apprehension and conviction of the perpetrators or Twenty Pounds for private information so as to lead to a conviction of any of them coincerned— within six months from the date thereof. Limerick, Feb, 10. John REDDAN | |||
| LGA | 1818 | 4 | 03 | NPA | REDDAN | John | donations to defray the cost of pilgramage to Rome by Rev Richard HAYES ... John REDDAN £1-2-9 ... | |||
| LGA | 1819 | 2 | 09 | NPA | REDDAN | John | We the undrsigned request a meeting of RCs in the city and County of Limerick, Friday next the 12th inst at the commercial buildings ... repeal of penal laws ... John REDDAN ... | |||
| FJ | 1825 | 6 | 26 | NPN | REDDAN | John | Meeting of Creditors — Alan F O'NEILL, Limerick, final dividend, H HARTE agent John REDDAN assignee | |||
| FJ | 1825 | 11 | 30 | NPN | REDDAN | John | Meeting of Creditors — at the Royal Exchange this day at 2 O'Clock - Thomas R PERSSE, Dublin final dividend, Wm WILLIAMS agent, WILLIAMS & CLARKE assignees ... Alan F O'NEILL, Limerick, Final Dividend, Henry HARTON agent, John REDDAN assignee ... | |||
| LC | 1826 | 7 | 12 | NPS | REDDAN | John | John REDDAN, for assaulting Catherine DONOUGHUE.— From representation of the prosecutrix this cause appeared to wear a very aggrivated complexion, the parties reside in the same house, and yet never could live in harmony together. At the late election REDDAN and DONOGHUE came in angry collision, and the latter appeared to have suffered severely from the rencontre, having been dragged down the stairs, as she said, two hands full of hair torn out of her head, and repeatedly kicked outside the door in every part of the body. A witness for the defence swore that previous to the affray, Catherine DONOGHUE flung a key and a knife at the other party, and swore laoudly she would have bloody work before the day would pass over. The Jury were of the opinion, however, that REDDAN was the guilty person, and he was sentenced to be imprisoned for a month and to find bail for his behaviour, himself in 10l. and two surities in 5l. each. | |||
| LEP-CS | 1828 | 3 | 28 | NPS | REDDAN | John | The following were on Tuesday elected on the annual committee of the Commecial Buildings:— ... John REDDAN, | |||
| LC | 1833 | 12 | 14 | NPA | REDDAN | John | Requsition — We the undersigned anxious to promote the establishment of a public journal in this city conducted on popular principles request a meeting Dec 16, at 2 O'clock ... REDDAN, John, upper-William Street ... | |||
| LC | 1835 | 12 | 30 | NPD | REDDAN | Margaret | In High Street, Ennis, Margaret widow of Mr J REDDAN grocer | |||
| LH | 1832 | 1 | 02 | NPB | REDDAN | Mathew | Esq | At Tomgreany house, co Clare, the lady of Mathew REDDEN, Esq of a daughter | ||
| LEP-CS | 1832 | 1 | 03 | NPB | REDDAN | Mathew | Esq | On Sunday at Shannonview near Tomgreany, co Clare, the lady of Mathew REDDAN Esq of a daughter This announcement reached erroneously in another shape on Friday. | ||
| LC | 1833 | 10 | 30 | NPB | REDDAN | Mathew | Esq | At Tomgrany, the lady of Mathew REDDAN Esq of a son | ||
| FJ | 1856 | 11 | 06 | NPM | REDDAN | Mathew | Esq | November 4, at Tomgraney, by the Right Rev Dr VAUGHAN, Bishop of Killaloe, John FROST Esq solicitor, Ennis, to Dora Maria, only daughter of Mathew REDDAN Esq Shannon View, and granddaughter of Captain BRIDGEMAN, Rathloobe, co Clare | ||
| FJ | 1859 | 11 | 14 | NPD | REDDAN | Mathew | Esq | November 12, at Shannonview, Tomgraney, Mathew REDDAN Esq ... | ||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 3 | 04 | NPM | REDDAN | Matthew | Esq | Matthew REDDAN of Shannon View Esq to Miss BRIDGMAN, daughter of Capt BRIDGMAN of Ralooba, co Clare | ||
| FJ | 1831 | 3 | 05 | NPM | REDDAN | Matthew | Esq | Matthew REDDAN of Shannon View Esq to Miss BRIDGMAN, daughter of Capt BRIDGMAN of Ralooba, co Clare | ||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 4 | 26 | NPS | REDDAN | Matthew | Esq | The Terry Alts have forcibly taken possession of a large quantity of ground at Knocklara, barony of Tulla, the property of Mat. REDDAN, Esq. | ||
| LEP-CS | 1832 | 3 | 23 | NPS | REDDAN | Matthew | Esq | Mr. STEELE, and his friend and kinsman, Matthew REDDAN, Esq., of the county Clare, attended on Monday at the office of the Chief Remembrancer, at the Four Courts, to bid for the estate of Lough O'Connell, which was to be set under the Court of Exchequer. Mr. STEELE went into his own case, against the occupier, Charles STUDDERT, Esq., of Newmarket on Fergus, and argued it with great power and ability. A receiver has been appointed by the court over Mr. STEELE's estates, but by arrangement with Mr. REDDAN, he will make the house of Lough O'Connell his residence, as Mr. STUDDERT desisted from bidding against him, after advancing about 1l 10s as acre above the rent which he paid Mr. STEELE before. | ||
| LEP-CS | 1833 | 11 | 01 | NPB | REDDAN | Matthew | Esq | At Tomdrany, the lady of Matthew REDDAN Esq of a son | ||
| LEP-CS | 1833 | 11 | 01 | NPB | REDDAN | Matthew | Esq | AT Tomgrany, the lady of Matthew REDDAN, Esq., of a son | ||
| LC | 1834 | 4 | 12 | NPN | REDDAN | Matthew | New Grand Jury Act - the undermentiones cesspayers have been appointed by the Grand Jury to be associated with the Magistrates at the special road sessions co Clare ... Upper Tulla ... James MACNAMARA .. Matt REDDAN ...Lower Tulla .. Thomas BRIDGEMAN... | |||
| LEP-CS | 1829 | 6 | 26 | NPS | REDDAN | Michael | Mr | Mr. Michael REDDAN, of this city (Limerick), was drowned, on Sunday last, wilst bathing at Kilkee. It is supposed he got a fit in the water, as he was not at the time beyond his depth. | ||
| LGA | 1819 | 1 | 01 | NPN | REDDAN | Patrick | Nocturnal delinquency — On the night of Wednesday last, some nefarious villain or villains entered the demise of Andrew KERIN, Esq at Ballyally, Co Clare, and killed a fine breeding ewe. On the same night, and in the same neighbourhood a similar act of atrocity was perpetrated on the property of Patrick REDDAN. In both cases the deed seems replete with wanton licentiousness. A portion of the fay only was removed, which was savagely torn through the sides of the animal, for the purpose, most probably of disposing of it to the next chandler, in order to obtain the price of some whiskey, or to enable the perpetrator to indulge in some other criminal excess. | |||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 6 | 21 | NPS | REDDAN | Patrick | An inquest was held on Saturday on the body of a man, named Patrick REDDAN, who came by his death, in consequence of a blow of a stone he received on the head, from some personunknown, on his way from a fair of Dromore. He died of concussion of the brain. | |||
| LGA | 1810 | 2 | 27 | NPM | REDDAN | Richard | Esq | On Sunday last Mr William DWYER of this city woolen draper to Miss REDDAN eldest daughter of Richard REDDAN of Drewsboro' Co Clare Esq | ||
| LT | 1836 | 6 | 09 | NPD | REDDAN | Richard | Esq | In Clare street, at an advanced age, Richard REDDAN Esq late of Ayle, co Clare [next parish Nth & East of Tulla] | ||
| LC | 1834 | 12 | 13 | NPD | REDDAN | Thomas | Mr | In James Street, after a protracted illness Mr Thomas REDDAN, printer — a young gentleman sincerely regretted | ||
| LGA | 1809 | 2 | 10 | NPS | REDDAN | W | Mr | Private Distilleries | ||
| FJ | 1809 | 2 | 15 | NPS | REDDAN | W | Mr | Last week, John DOWNES and Alexander KING Esqrs Surveyors of Excise accompanied by Mr W REDDAN Pro Surveyor, Mr T PURCELL probationary Guager and a detachment of the 7th Dragoons proceeded from Ennis to the parish of Kilnoe, Maynoe and Island where they remained from the 1st to the 5th inst during which time they detected eleven private distilleries and five private malt houses all at full work, several stills were seized with considerable quantity of malt ... | ||
| LGA | 1809 | 3 | 15 | NPS | REDDAN | W | Mr | On Thursday last Mr REDDAN pro-surveyor of excise; attended by a party of the 7th Dragoon Guards proceeded to the Parish of Kilmurry, where he discovered and destroyed a private distillary .... | ||
| CG HA | 1788 | 1 | 24 | NPS | REDDAN | Walter | Mr | On the 10th inst. Mr Walter REDDAN, of Sixmile-bridge, renounced the errors of Popery, and embraced the protestant religion before the Rev. John TURNER | ||
| LJ | 1791 | 6 | 16 | NPS | REDDAN | Guager | Ennis ... Friday last. Mr. NEWMAN, pro-Surveyor of Excise, assisted by Mr. REDDAN, guager, seized a quantity of wool, in not having been marked agreeable to act of Parliament, and , as they were this day conveying it to town, they met a quantity of unpermitted Whiskey which they also seized, and ladged together with the wool, in His Majesty's Stores. | |||
| LC | 1801 | 1 | 17 | NPM | REDDAN | Miss | Thursday last, at Broadford Co Clare, Mr James GILMORE linnen-draper, to the agreeable Miss REDDAN daughter of Denis REDDAN Esq of said place | |||
| LC | 1801 | 1 | 17 | NPM | REDDAN | Miss | Thursday last, at Broadford, Co. Clare, Mr. James GILMORE, Linen-draper of Broad Street, to the agreeable Miss REDDAN, daughter of Denis REDDAN, Esq; of said place | |||
| LGA | 1810 | 2 | 27 | NPM | REDDAN | Miss | On Sunday last Mr William DWYER of this city woolen draper to Miss REDDAN eldest daughter of Richard REDDAN of Drewsboro' Co Clare Esq | |||
| LGA | 1811 | 8 | 27 | NPM | REDDAN | Miss | At Toomgrary on Sunday last John PURCELL of Cahir, County Clare Esq to Miss REDDAN daughter of Dennis REDDAN Esq | |||
| LGA | 1818 | 3 | 13 | NPS | REDDAN | Mr | Assizes intelligence | |||
| LC | 1823 | 10 | 15 | NPS | REDDAN | Mr | Mr WATSON and Mr REDDAN tolls of Corp for one year £1500 pa | |||
| LC | 1826 | 5 | 27 | NPS | REDDAN | Mr | A large rick of turf belonging to Mr. REDDAN, of Clare, Co. Mayo, was maliciously burned at Caherfinick, Co. Clare, on Sunday last. | |||
| LEP-CS | 1830 | 6 | 25 | NPS | REDDAN | Mr | Food riot in Limerick | |||
| LC | 1834 | 11 | 19 | NPD | REDDAN | Mrs | At Tomgrany, co Clare, on Wednesday last, aged 76 years, Mrs REDDAN, wife of Denis REDDAN Esq | |||
| LGA | 1820 | 3 | 17 | NPS | REDDAN | Limerick Assizes - County Record Court -- DUNDORY v REDDAN — For recovery of £15 15s 9d for the purchase of wheat from the plaintiff, It appeared in the evidence that a ticket stating the weight and amount, had been delivered to the plaintiff, which he handed to the cashier for payment, and some short time having elapsed before he was called on, he had left the office—another person answered to the name, and received the money: there was a verdict in ful for the plaintiff, and 6d costs. A criminal information may be taken agaist the unknown swindler in this case. | ||||
| LC | 1827 | 4 | 11 | NPS | REDDAN | Cork Assizes ... MURPHY and others v. REDDAN— An action for £1000 damages in changing a water-course at Middleton, which fed the distillery of the plaintiffs. In this case a non-suit followed | ||||
| FJ | 1801 | 1 | 15 | NPM | REDDEN | Dennis | Esq | At Bradford [?Broadford?], Co Clare, Mr James GILMORE, linen draper to Miss REDDEN, daughter of Dennis REDDEN of said place Esq | ||
| LEP-CS | 1831 | 12 | 30 | NPB | REDDEN | Matthew | Esq | At Tomgreany house, co Clare, the lady of Matthew REDDEN Esq of a son [see correction under REDDAN] | ||
| FJ | 1832 | 1 | 03 | NPB | REDDEN | Matthew | Esq | At Tomgreany house, co Clare, the lady of Matthew REDDEN Esq of a son [see correction under REDDAN LEP-CS] | ||
| FJ | 1766 | 3 | 01-04 | NPS | REDDEN | Neil | 28] Neil REDDAN and Patrick MC CABE who were to be executed on Saturday last are reprieved till further orders | |||
| FJ | 1801 | 1 | 15 | NPM | REDDEN | Miss | At Bradford [?Broadford?], Co Clare, Mr James GILMORE, linen draper to Miss REDDEN, daughter of Dennis REDDEN of said place Esq | |||
| LJ | 1791 | 5 | 23 | NPS | REDDEN | Mr | Ennis, May 19, last week, John DOWNES, Esq; Inspector of Excise, assisted by Mr. A. KING, and two detachments of the 69th Regt. from Clare Castle, destroyed the following private distilleries:—three at Tulla, where they seized one worm—one at the Cross-roads near Tulla, and seized a still, head, and worm—and one near Jasper's pound, where they seized the worm, and spilled a large quantities of potale and finings; after which the seizures were brought in here and lodged in his Majesty's stores. Mr. DOWNS also conveyed here and lodged in his Majesty's stores, assisted by Messrs PURCELL and REDDEN, Excise Officers, two large Brewing Pans, which they seized at private Breweries in Six mile-bridge. From Mr. DOWNES's activity and perserverance, the country in general as well as the fair trader, already feel the benefit of his exertions. | |||
| LC | 1768 | 9 | 08 | NPM | REDDIN | Darby | Mr | This day, Mr. Darby REDDIN, of Irish-town, Merchant, to Miss Mary Henchy of the Nunnery, an accomplished young Lady, with a handsome fortune | ||
| LT | 1836 | 4 | 04 | NPN | REDDIN | Michael | Registry of voters in Limerick ... 458 REDDIN, Michael, farmer, Ballygrennan, £10 householder, house and land at Ballygrennan, parish of St Munchin | |||
| CG HA | 1790 | 2 | 27 | NPS | REDDIN | Patrick | Limerick, Feb. 25. Monday last was committed to the county jail, by Charles CONYERS, Esq; Patrick REDDIN, charged with feloniously stealing 88 guineas and a pair of silver buckles the property of Timothy DOWLING, of New-Castle. From the circumstances that appeared since he was apprehended, he is suspected to be one of the gang that lately robbed Mr. Stephen CREAGHE of the county Cork. | |||
| LC | 1792 | 11 | 10 | NPS | REDDIN | Mr | Ennis, November 5, Last Tuesday, Mr. DOWLING, pro Surveyor of Excise, assisted by Mr. REDDIN, Supernumerary Guager, seized in the suburbs of this town, a quantity of leaf tobacco, destroyed a private tobacco manufactory, and lodged the utensils in the Customs House stores. | |||
| LC | 1785 | 5 | 23 | NPS | REDDING | Mr | Last week the house of Mr REDDING Clothier, at Broadford, was broke open in the night, and a quantity of Worsted stole thereout, part of which was sold in the town by one DALTON a noted offender who was apprehended and lodged in goal on Saturday night | |||
| LC | 1827 | 3 | 14 | NPD | REDDINGTON | Thomas | Esq | Aged 86, Thomas REDDINGTON, of Dunlow, in the County Galway, Esq. | ||
| FJ | 1766 | 8 | 09-12 | NPM | REDING | Elizabeth | Miss | Mr Richard CROKER of Stafford Street to Miss Elizabeth REDING of Old Court Co Kildare | ||
| FJ | 1843 | 3 | 11 | NPM | REDINGTON | Thomas | Esq | See Francis Ffrench RUSH Esq | ||
| FJ | 1843 | 3 | 11 | NPM | REDINGTON | Thomas N | Esq MP | See Francis Ffrench RUSH Esq | ||
| LC | 1782 | 9 | 12 | NPM | REEDY | Edmund | Mr | Yesterday Mr. Edmund REEDY, of Fanningstown, in this county, to the amoiable Miss Mary CAREY, of Clonsingle, Co. Tipperaty, with a considerable fortune. | ||
| LGA | 1820 | 6 | 06 | NPA | REEVES | Boles | Esq | Sale to satisft creditors of Bruce Bank | ||
| FJ | 1770 | 5 | 26-29 | NPM | REEVES | Miss | A few days ago Mr TWIGG of Mountmelick grocer to Miss REEVES of Toberbol both in Queens Co | |||
| LC | 1827 | 7 | 07 | NPA | REGAN | James | EFFIN. Rose a. Norcott. PURSUANT to an order made in this Cause, bearing date the 2d day of June Inst. I will on SATURDAY, the 14th day of July next, at the hour of One o'Clock in the afternoon, at my Chambers, Inns-quay, proceed to let those parts of the Lands of EFFIN, in the pleadings mentioned, lately let to John KEYS, John WALL, James REGAN, James DENISON, and Cornelious GARVIN for three years pending this Cause—30th June. 1827. Thomas ELLIS. Tenants to enter into Security by recognisance for double the yearly rent, and to be prepared to pay for Leases previous to being declared Tenants. | |||
| LC | 1827 | 9 | 15 | NPS | REGAN | John | Denis ROURKE, a labouring man, was attacked near Effin, in this County, on Monday night, by John REGAN, and his sister, who stabbed him with a knife and a pitch-fork. He died of the wounds on Wednesday. REGAN has been apprehended for the murder by Major MAXWELL, but the female has absconded. | |||
| LGA | 1811 | 7 | 26 | NPS | REGAN | Michael | Committed—Yesterday by Henry BEVAN, Esq to the county jail, Mary GARBEY, charged with picking the pockets of Michael REGAN of a large sum of money, at the fair at Bruff. | |||
| LC | 1824 | 7 | 03 | NPA | REGAN | Timothy | County of Limerick ROSE v. NORCOTT In pursuance of the Order made in this cause bearing the date the 5th day of May last, and Report thereunder, I will on Monday the 12th day of July next, Set up to let at my Chambers, Inns-Quay, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, that part of the lands of Effin, situate in the County of Limerick, late in the possession of the Widow WALL: and that part of said lands in possession of Thomas DENNISON, Patrick GARVIN, and Timothy REGAN, for three years, pending this cause. Dated this 18th day of June, 1824. Thomas ELLIS | |||
| FJ | 1822 | 11 | 07 | NPD | REID | Richard Croker | Esq | On Sunday morning, November 3, Richard Croker REID Esq late the 3d Garrison Battalion — sincereley lamented by his family and friends | ||
| LC | 1796 | 4 | 30 | NPA | REIDY | John | Mr | Mr. John REIDY, of Riddlestown, Co. of Limerick, think it proper to Caution the several Persons indebted to him by, Note, Book Account, or otherwise, not to pay any Person but Himself, after this notice, if they do, it must be at their own Risque. Riddlestown, April 29, 1796. | ||
| FJ | 1823 | 10 | 02 | NPM | REILLY | John | Esq | On Sunday last in Galway, John REILLY Esq to Maria third daughter of the late Joseph ORMSBY Surveyor of Excise | ||
| FJ | 1823 | 10 | 02 | NPM | REILLY | John | Esq | On Sunday last in St Nicholas Collegiate church Galway, by the Very Rev James DALY warden, John REILLY Esq to Maria third daughter of the late Joseph ORMSBY Surveyor of Excise | ||
| FJ | 1860 | 11 | 22 | NPM | RENNICK | Francis | Mr | September 8, at Emerald Hill, Australia, Mr F RENNICK, Government Railway office, to Annie Louisa daughter of the late Edward John CROKER, Rosscarbery, County Cork (V CR 1860 No 2269) (She died in 1821 aged 82 V CR 1921-14605 mother Louisa DEVINE) | ||
| FJ | 1851 | 8 | 14 | NPM | RENWICK | Jean Jessie | August 7, in St Peter's church John James MATTHEWS Esq late of the 86th regt only son of the Rev James MATTHEWS rectoor of Rathcore, co Meath to Jean Jessie only daughter of the late Robert RENWICK Esq MD of Wexford | |||
| FJ | 1851 | 8 | 14 | NPM | RENWICK | Robert | Esq MD | August 7, in St Peter's church John James MATTHEWS Esq late of the 86th regt only son of the Rev James MATTHEWS rectoor of Rathcore, co Meath to Jean Jessie only daughter of the late Robert RENWICK Esq MD of Wexford | ||
| FJ | 1843 | 1 | 14 | NPM | REPTON | Edward | Rev | On the 10th inst, at Almondsbury, nr Bristol, the Rev Owen H REPTON son of the Rev Edward REPTON Prebendary of Westminster to the Hon Anabella Cecilia PERY grandaughter of the Earl of Limerick, sister to Viscount Glentworth and niece of Ld Mounteagle ... | ||
| FJ | 1843 | 1 | 14 | NPM | REPTON | Owen H | Rev | On the 10th inst, at Almondsbury, nr Bristol, the Rev Owen H REPTON son of the Rev Edward REPTON Prebendary of Westminster to the Hon Anabella Cecilia PERY grandaughter of the Earl of Limerick, sister to Viscount Glentworth and niece of Ld Mounteagle ... | ||
| FJ | 1841 | 3 | 04 | NPM | REVELL | Henry | Esq | On the 2d inst, at Clongal church, Henry REVELL Esq of Mountplesant Square, to Caroline daughter of the Rev Henry BRADDELL of Raheengrany, co Wicklow | ||
| LS | 1841 | 3 | 04 | NPM | REVELL | Henry | Esq | At Clonegal church, Henry REVELL Esq of mountpleasant-square, to Caroline daughter of the late Rev Henry BRADDELL of Raheengrany, co Wicklow | ||
| LC | 1825 | 2 | 23 | NPD | REVOLTS | Signor | On Monday, in Waterford, after a severe illness induced by professional disappointments, Signor RIVOLTS, lately a resident of this city, and an eminent vocal and instrumental performer |
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| Christopher ABBOT | Walter ATKIN | Part 01 |
| Walter ATKIN | Emanuel BAYLEY | Part 02 |
| Henry BAYLEY | Joseph BENNETT | Part 03 |
| Joseph BENNETT | BLACKER | Part 04 |
| George BLACKETT | Mary BOWEN | Part 05 |
| Nicholas BOWEN | William BROWN | Part 06 |
| William BROWN | Thomas CARROL | Part 07 |
| CARROL | Tankerville William CHAMBERLAIN | Part 08 |
| Tankerville William CHAMBERLAIN | Robert CHRISTIE | Part 09 |
| CHRISTIE | Catherine CONLAN | Part 10 |
| Thomas CONLEY | Charles Philips COOTE | Part 11 |
| Charles Philips COOTE | COOTE | Part 12 |
| COOTE | Charles CROKER | Part 13 |
| Charles CROKER | Helen Maria CROKER | Part 14 |
| Henrietta Ellen CROKER | John Wilson CROKER | Part 15 |
| John Wilson CROKER | William CROKER | Part 16 |
| William CROKER | James DAWSON | Part 17 |
| James DAWSON | Susan DOUGLAS | Part 18 |
| Ansitasia DOWDALL | John DREW | Part 19 |
| John DREW | John (the younger) DWYER | Part 20 |
| Joseph DWYER | EWING | Part 21 |
| Richard EYRE | Anthony FORSTER | Part 22 |
| C J FORSTER | Thomas GARDE | Part 23 |
| Thomas Wiliam GARDE | Paul GORE | Part 24 |
| Percy GORE | John GREEN | Part 25 |
| M GREEN | Samuel R HARDING | Part 26 |
| Thomas HARDING | Margaret HENRY | Part 27 |
| Margaret HENRY | Robert HOLMES | Part 28 |
| Robert HOLMES | John HUNT | Part 29 |
| John HUNT | JOCELYN | Part 30 |
| Christopher JOHNSON | John KERNAN | Part 31 |
| John KERNAN | Roger LANGLEY | Part 32 |
| Roger LANGLEY | John LEE | Part 33 |
| John LEE | James LEO | Part 34 |
| John LEO | John LUTHER | Part 35 |
| John LUTHER | Richard MARTIN | Part 36 |
| Robert MARTIN | Thomas MAUNSELL | Part 37 |
| Thomas MAUNSELL | R M MEREDITH | Part 38 |
| Rice MEREDITH | MOONEY | Part 39 |
| MOONEY | Carroll P NAISH | Part 40 |
| NAISH | Thomas O'DELL | Part 41 |
| Thomas O'DELL | Robert ORMSBY | Part 42 |
| Thomas ORMSBY | Robert PEACOCKE | Part 43 |
| Rodney Robert PEACOCKE | Henry Hartstonge PERY | Part 44 |
| Henry Hartstonge PERY | Richard PUE | Part 45 |
| Richard PUNCE | REVOLTS | Part 46 |
| Bridget REYNOLDS | Thomas Maunsell ROSE | Part 47 |
| Thomas Maunsell ROSE | William RYVES | Part 48 |
| William RYVES | Thomas SHEPPARD | Part 49 |
| Robert SHERIDAN | Thomas SPRING | Part 50 |
| Thomas SPRING | Benjamin SWAN | Part 51 |
| Benjamin SWAN | James SYMES | Part 52 |
| John SYMES | TAYLOR | Part 53 |
| TAYLOR | TURNER | Part 54 |
| Charles Bury TURPIN | Jeoffry WALDRON | Part 55 |
| Jeofry WALDRON | Nathaniel WEEKES | Part 56 |
| Nicholas WEEKES | Thomas WILLSON | Part 57 |
| William WILLSON | William WILSON | Part 58 |
| William WILSON | Part 59 | |
| Part 60 |